Monday, August 21, 2006
Dems Add Western Caucus and Southern Primary
The Democratic National Committee is preserving the first-in-the-nation status of the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary, but is adding a caucus in Nevada and a primary in South Carolina to broaden nationwide participation in the presidential nomination process.
The increased focus on Nevada and South Carolina will result in increased media coverage not only in those states but also in the surrounding state's media, providing opportunities for exposure in North Carolina, Georgia, California, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho and Oregon.
Broadening Democratic exposure beyond Iowa and New Hampshire is a good thing for the party in my view.
Any thoughts?
The increased focus on Nevada and South Carolina will result in increased media coverage not only in those states but also in the surrounding state's media, providing opportunities for exposure in North Carolina, Georgia, California, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho and Oregon.
Broadening Democratic exposure beyond Iowa and New Hampshire is a good thing for the party in my view.
Any thoughts?
